Center for the Humanities

Eleanor Harrison-Buck with colleagues in Belize

Explore THE Center for the humanities

Supporting faculty research and special programs in the humanities at the University of New Hampshire.

Recent Stories

Thompson Hall

Mellon Grant

Mellon Grant

UNH part of consortium awarded Mellon Grant to expand the Faculty of Color Working Group...

Article
Professor Meghan Howey with students

Privilege of Breaking into Earth Honored

Privilege of Breaking into Earth Honored

Meghan Howey named Andrew Carnegie Fellow...

Article
Kabria Baumgartner, assistant professor of American studies

Historical Support

Historical Support

Kabria Baumgartner receives fellowships for book project on first African American trial lawyer in...

Article
View All Stories

Upcoming Events

There are no items to display.

View Calendar

Deadlines

  • The deadline for 2021-2022 Faculty Fellowship applications is Monday, September 28, 2020 (with materials due to the dean's office for endorsement by September 21).  See Guidelines 
  • The Center will not be making any Programs, Projects, and Interdisciplinary Conferences awards for AY 2020-2021.  Please check back next year for updates. See Guidelines
  • The deadline for proposals for the 2021-2022 Saul O Sidore Memorial Series is Monday, October 26, 2020. Learn More 
  • The Hayes Chair is filled through 2021.  Expressions of Interest for the term starting Fall 2022 will be due Monday, October 26, 2020.     see guidelines
  • To apply for a Discretionary Grant of up to $500, write or email the center's director, Stephen Trzaskoma, at any time, providing a succinct description of the project, including a budget. Learn More
  • The internal UNH deadline for NEH summer stipend applications is Friday, August 21, 2020.  Learn More
  • photo of two riders, Montana Victory Ride
    Projects
    Featured Projects
    2019 Summer Institute in Public Humanities: Featured Projects by Participants
      Reenacting and Remembering the Battle of Greasy Grass, aka The Battle of Little Bighorn Elena Creef, Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Wellesley College Professor Creef says of her project, “As a non-native cultural historian, I have been participating for the past three years on what...
    Learn More
    Projects
    Featured Projects
    2019 Summer Institute in Public Humanities: Featured Projects by Participants
      Reenacting and Remembering the Battle of Greasy Grass, aka The Battle of Little Bighorn Elena Creef, Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Wellesley College Professor Creef says of her project, “As a non-native cultural historian, I have been participating for the past three years on what...
    Learn More